@Christopher *******

yep, tbh wouldn’t surprise me at all if it’s done purposefully. So many people constantly posting the same issues yet they do nothing about it. Free money from everyone having to reapply

@Christopher *******

wow this also happened to me and I just accepted my fate and applied again lol

@Steve *******

I think it’s because Thai laws and penalties are known for being brutal, as well as the jails lol, foreigners including myself are just paranoid of getting into legal trouble regarding tax. Can you really blame them

@Greg *******

so in your opinion what do you think that means ?

@Sweet ****

yeah but even he has no idea what’s going on lol he’s done videos where he is just so exhausted and mentally drained about the whole situation he said he literally gives up. Pretty bad news when “lawyers” dont even know wtf the regulations or rules are

@Richard *****

yes but like David said, doing a border run does not reset your 180 days in Thailand per year. Unless by border run you mean leaving after 6 months and staying in Cambodia for 6 months too then returning?

@Wannikea ********

well I just assume that it would be similar to the way they crack down on people who border bounce even tho it’s not breaking the law. I feel if they see you trying to use any loophole they would get pissed and deny entry. I barely made it in with just a standard DTV and it’s only my second time in Thailand lol asked a million questions about why I’m here and what I’m doing etc

@Steve *******

this is a good point and also what makes it so difficult. If we can’t even go to tax experts for advice about this how on earth are we supposed to know what to do? It’s so complex

@Sean ******

Vietnam. Weird for them to have an issue with it when it’s not stated in the conditions it must be from your country

@Greg *******

it’s just so annoying that they can randomly impose this rule, even though there’s no clear rules or laws atm but then soon as you stay 180 days or more it’s enforced at any moment